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Syria: chemical weapons use, destruction of children, the ethical vacuum

on: April 08, 2018In: MIDDLE EAST, OPINION, POLITICSNo Comments
Syria: chemical weapons use, destruction of children, the ethical vacuum

By Rene Wadlow At the heart of this growing phenomenon of mass violence and social disintegration is a crisis of values.  Perhaps the most fundamental loss a society can suffer is the collap... Read more

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Woodman discusses poetry with Bahraini poet Qassim Haddad

on: April 08, 2018In: MIDDLE EAST, OPINIONNo Comments
Woodman discusses poetry with Bahraini poet Qassim Haddad

By Alexander Woodman Poetry is one of the most powerful instruments to express one’s inner world. It is an art, which acts as a conduit to transform words into meaningful and purposeful expr... Read more

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Deal-breaker: Why the United States must use innovation to compete in the global oil market

on: March 08, 2018In: BUSINESS, ENERGY, MIDDLE EAST, OPINIONNo Comments
Deal-breaker: Why the United States must use innovation to compete in the global oil market

By Joniel Cha When oil prices plunged unexpectedly in late 2014, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) members gathered in Vienna, Austria to assess the damage on thei... Read more

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Syria: From a ceasefire to comprehensive negotiations?

on: February 26, 2018In: AMERICAS, Breaking News, MIDDLE EAST, NEWS, OPINION, POLITICSNo Comments
Syria: From a ceasefire to comprehensive negotiations?

By Rene Wadlow After multiple delays to reach agreement with the Russian ambassador, the U.N. Security Council on Saturday 24 February 2018 adopted a resolution for a 30-day ceasefire... Read more

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Saudi Arabia’s Annual Cultural and Heritage Janadriyah Festival

on: February 26, 2018In: MIDDLE EAST, NEWS, SOCIETYNo Comments
Saudi Arabia's Annual Cultural and Heritage Janadriyah Festival

By Alexander Woodman Each year, the Saudi National Guard with the patronage of the Crown Prince, organize the Janadriyah, the National Festival for Culture and Heritage. The festival which l... Read more

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Stabilizing Syria

on: February 17, 2018In: MIDDLE EAST, OPINION, POLITICSNo Comments
Stabilizing Syria

By Rene Wadlow In many ways it is difficult to imagine how the armed conflicts in Syria and Iraq could get more complicated, more deadly to civilians, and more open to external States.  A br... Read more

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A look at Yemen conflict

on: February 13, 2018In: INTL CONFLICTS, MIDDLE EAST, OPINION, POLITICSNo Comments
A look at Yemen conflict

By Nisar Ahmed Khan In a latest twist in the ongoing Yemen civil war, forces loyal to President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi, backed by Saudi-led coalition and Southern separatists backed by United... Read more

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Modi’s strategic embrace of Netanyahu doesn’t augur well for the Muslim Middle East

on: January 30, 2018In: ASIA, MIDDLE EAST, OPINION, POLITICSNo Comments
Modi's strategic embrace of Netanyahu doesn't augur well for the Muslim Middle East

By Nisar Ahmed Khan In a much hyped visit, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu landed in India for a 5 day official visit in January 14, 2018 with a large entourage of professionals and busines... Read more

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India’s vote on Jerusalem lacks strategic vision

on: January 11, 2018In: INTL CONFLICTS, MIDDLE EAST, OPINION, POLITICSNo Comments
India’s vote on Jerusalem lacks strategic vision

By Abhinav Pandya India’s recent vote in the support of UN resolution on Jerusalem puts across myriad disturbing questions about the reasons, motivations and the objectives of India’s foreig... Read more

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Dr. Zohair Sebai and Alexander Woodman are discussing the history and current development of Saudi population health status

on: January 07, 2018In: MIDDLE EAST, OPINION, SOCIETYNo Comments
Dr. Zohair Sebai and Alexander Woodman are discussing the history and current development of Saudi population health status

By Alexander Woodman Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is a cost-effective country with a per capita GDP of 22 713. 4. Oil revenues makes up 80%-90% of fiscal earning. Spending on health car... Read more

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